The Chagos Conservation Trust (CCT) is a UK registered charity, established in 1992 to promote the protection and conservation of the pristine natural environment of the Chagos Islands and to raise awareness of environmental issues affecting the Chagos archipelago. It seeks to do so by supporting scientific and historical research and sustainable conservation projects, often in collaboration with partner members of the Chagos Environment Network (CEN).
CCT promotes scientific expeditions to monitor the status of the marine and terrestrial environment; provides a channel for bringing relevant environmental problems to the Government's attention; establishes links with other groups concerned with reef ecology, particularly in relation to the Indian Ocean; encourages research into the history of the Chagos Archipelago, and; seeks to educate and to make available the results of its work to a wider audience.
The current Executive Committee is as follows:
| Chair | Alan Huckle |
| Secretary | Simon Hughes |
| Treasurer | Richard Martin |
| Membership Secretary | Hayley Tam |
| Editor, Chagos News | Anne Sheppard |
| CCT-US Liaison | Dr Sam Purkis |
For more information on how to get in touch with CCT, please visit our Contact page.
As a small charitable trust, we are reliant on donations to continue our work. If you would like to assist, you can join the Chagos Conservation Trust by subscribing as a Member here. You can also support our work by making a one-off Donation here.
The Chagos Conservation Trust is a charity, registered in the UK No. 1031561
CCT-US
The Chagos Conservation Trust - US is a partner organisation to CCT. The mission of CCT-US is to extend the goals of CCT to the United States, by promoting conservation, science, education and historical research in relation to the Chagos Archipelago. If you would like to contact CCT-US you can find the information to do so here.

